what is the spacing of the mounting brackets, how can I be sure I will land right on the roof truss?
10909
the screw holes line up at exactly 48 inches so once you line up the first side the other one will fall right into the corresponding truss. they are usually 12 or 48 inches apart.
1450386
It depends on how wide your roof rack is and how wide your canoe is. Each bracket uses about 2 1/2" so deduct about 5" from the total width of your roof rack. Assuming that the widest part of your canoe will be between these brackets - you can estimate whether your canoe will fit.
60000
I don't know. I have a telescoping pole that i purchased from Harbor Freight and I made minor modification (replaced the mounting bolt at the top, original was too short) in order to complete the installation. I believe that you needs approx 3" of space at the top between the ball and tip of pole.
1255490
Those are inches. Even more, the roof basket will arrive disassembled and in my particular case it only had the screws and nuts for the assembling but not those neededfor the attachment to the cross bars which also required custom drilling since it is convenient to make a centered-balanced installation. Not big deal, just be informed. Great very useful accessory. *****!
93702
For ceiling mount, the TRX manual (not the mount instructions, but the manual that came with the trainer) suggests the suspension anchor be 6' off the ground, so you should be okay. Once the mount is installed, you would wrap the suspension anchor strap through the mount loops until the bottom loop is 6' above ground. You would then clip the trainer into the suspension anchor bottom loop. The foot cradles should be 3" off the ground. Hope this helps. The mount is solid. Love it!
1237088
Carefully read the installation steps, they provide info on how to make the bag secure even on roof racks with cross-brace spacing less tan 41" by using the handles. Be sure to replace the provided straps with straps that'll tighten down and remain tight; toss the provided straps, they're not useful. See, http://www.nrs.com/product/1445/nrs-15-hd-tie-down-straps or http://www.nrs.com/product/1446/nrs-15-padded-straps, 1' or 2' straps should work fine.
1158714
It all depends on where your roof rack crossbars are positioned and how far forward/aft you place the carrier.
766235
I located one of my ceiling roof trusses.... Used a long bit and bolted thru... As far as wanting to standing on the bed, the support straps are easy to adjust to just about any height... I have ours at the edge of the bed so she can actually lay her head on pillows since there is no head rest.... I hope that helpsEnjoy and send pictures...lolBob
514380
The lights had 3 mounts on each to choose from. I mounted them on the 2 posts which were already on the boat trailer. My boat is now back in storage so I'm sorry I can't measure spacing. Installation went well and the only problem was getting a good ground at each light.
1436629
I mounted it on the ceiling. Plenty of house to reach most of the garage. I don't know about the mount spacing I had a cross beam in my garage that I connected it to.
1930047
The rails are about 3.5" off the roof at the brackets. They do create some wind noise, probably depending on the shape of the roof.
228594
You can find answer from http://www.thule.com/en-us/us/buyers-guide?c=roof+racks
731966
It would, measure the width of the roof, and see if the bar is small enough to fit. But this bar is a stick bar, and if it is not flat on all four edges, it wont stick all the way. I had to lock it in place with my snowboard rack so it doesnt fly away. Also if there is any curve on the roof of your rig, it wont fit correctly. Hope it helps
1746351
The only issue I had with this, was the screws on each of the sides. At first they would hit my factory roof rack bars when I would go over a bump. I placed a small piece of electrical tape over the screw and the problem was solved. The item may be wider than your factory rack so you may not have that issue.
729042
I have a mounting bracket on my roof rack. worked fine. not sure were you are planning on mounting the brackets?
641016
What I suggest you do is attach a 16" 2x6 buttress to your fascia making sure you hit two rafters then attach the pole mount to that buttress. Hope this helps! Feel free to contact me @ slough22@msn.comI
367990
I'm not exactly sure, my younger brother purchased these for our older brother who has an f - 250 pickup and is planning on mounting those on the roof of the truck some how. so maybe there is room on the top of your truck or on the hood of the truck maybe? Sorry I can't be of more help.